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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05
RETsEY CANFIELD'S EsrA4r,

= state Of Vermont District Of Msns hester -.
10 Probate court held 81 Manchester. within
and for said district. on the 18th dsy Of April
A. ID. 1851,
Tho executor Of the will Of Bstssy Garfield
late Of Arlington 10 said distrist deceased, pre-.
ssDted IN application IN writing 70 said Court.
setting forth that the deceased died seized ~
certain real estate In said town described ~
olovsi The homo place consisting Of about %
sores, and bounded north and East BY lands u
Rnos Csnnsld and David Crofnt, south BY the
Bsttenti River and west by this land 0f DAVID
Crofnt; also . wood lot bouD dsd north and east
by lsnds Of Thomas Quinn. sonth By Issds u
II H. Csgneid aud west by isnds Of George
Vaughn, and representing that " will be Btcts.
sary TO sell al said resl estate Tor tbs purposs
Of paying the iegaciss given by'thS MI Of the
deceased, and pstitioniDg said Court Tor The
reason aforesaid 10 grant him license to sell
slid real estate.
Whereupop II VAS ordered that hearing on
said application be had al rrobate Court to b.
held II The Probate Once in Manchester 10 sid
District on the 2ist day Of Nay, 1887. sDd
ihst notice " said application. the nature and
reasons thereof. and the time and place u bear.
ing thereon, be given 10 Al persons Interested
by the publication hereof tbrse weeks success.
lively 10 tho Manchester JorassL, . bsvspsyT
printed u Manchester In said District, Previous
" said time Of hearing.
as, IOyELAxD hUssos. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05
lJULUM 4 wINiFRED y. ALLEN


state ~ Vermont, dsinct Of Manchester ., ..
| In Probate Court held At Msnehsstsr, within
aud fof ssid Distriot on The nh dsy 81
| April, d, 1851
! The yusfdisn OF Luia hss Allen and Ninifrsd
hlliley Allen minors Of Msnehss " 10 said die.
hicl. res sbisd ~ application 10 vfitine W seid
Court. ssttipg iortb that bis ~sFds are tbs
ovDers ssblsci To tenancy W euffsscy. Of .
certain house aud 10, 10 the village Of nsschss
| lei 10 said tom; said premises bsiDg bousdsd
| a. foIlossg vest by tbs street north ~ iasd y
| A. Hard, eat By land Of hrs GRAVEYARD, shd
south by lsDds ~ J, n RUSSELL and " b. Aiisog
and representing that Il you'd BE- bensheisi 70
bis sa,d. TO have ali their interest In said issl
estate sold and the proceeds invested 10 stoehs.
bonds ~ her sscufitsesg aud pstiticpiss ssid
Court for the reason Aforesaid 10 krsnt him
Iies nee 70 90 al bis Yards Interest 10 SAID
real estate.
Wbtrsuyos vas ordered that hearing upos
ssid application BE- had o. Probate Cosst " -
held 81 The Frsbsis Ones 10 Manchester. 10 said
District, 90 the ziss day o. hay. .. ,. iu7.
aud that Bo&les u sid sppliestsoa. The ssasss
and rcsse ns thereof. and he TINE ed piece VI
beer ipy ibsreos. 10 Givsa " sl pssseass iasss.
ssssd. By The tsbnestion bsrsof 10 Ne nas.
cLsst<r JoussAL. . Sssspspss prt6tsd u seil
hssekss'sf, thfss vssAs sucesssivsiy pssviess
~ .IOvErlsD hUssOs Jsdss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05
THURSDAY. MAY {. 1897

Geo. Tisrcm A. Nsltsf, oSs 81 The noss
ls,sllisesi ssd erpesisaosd edseA'or 10
ise ueiiea stsies 10 snphshe 10 oev /.
d~as.ss che pisc,irs II eoufasisg The
mss8s u school ehildren Nth sfiihmsiicAl
rnsl~ .Lieh have 20 practical bearisg
spos iLs psonblens liseiy 10 be present :
- iot soiuiian 10 The cSarss o. ordinary
l.n.ln... IN f.rflrnae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05

IL. Mes Yart Erraiag Post 30 olson.
ias pm,ui,iAid probabilities, inlimalrs
,h.i all noi seaport sny RcpublieAn
ss.in.t Cieula8d We presume good
share Of the ire trade u agmumps feel the
same say. Free trade, With them, is The
real i.sue though they claim that admin
i.,f.,i,e reform" Is The chiei thing. We
presume ,LAt Cleveland and reform will
be their cry. though jos, where the re
form" has come N viii be difficult Tor
them 10 prove
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05

Toe nams a ia Davis . siii sofae-
sLlss 10 cobiare st,h ~ ibe souih, Tue
u. macfaile msgnt q Nauigo@efy, Ais.
~Ls sas l.srtssd ibS closing demoss'ia
tioa 81 in sslsiA - the ciiT lssi yeat, =
se.udilA,r far - II .ciiun lie Is oppos 4
by ~ iuisprnd. u, u meclat Tue MAJ -
!. i~smius ~. rsmpaisn BY sPreadi"s
bfla ieasi rt3i.s - letter writ,en ~
la Ia aayneses II + +, ~ risclion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05

Is8si he presept Democratic manss' =
meat a The Mes Yors custom hcsse forty
is.psc,or. sc ssid 10 be employed 10 act
~ .ples apou their fellow inspectors aud
report is.,ances u bribery aud other sins
AZ CON miNslon sod omi.ioa The iof'y
are slso slptpieJ 70 sstob each other
Tba. Doe ihs raarss q ''feiofa rasss
progress ~ these latter days q sapeii .
xaa tnpsF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05
SCOTS EMULSION or PURE
Cod Liver on with Hypophosphitss

For Children and Pulmonary Troubles.
DIR. W, s Hoy. Point Pleasant, W. Va.
says: Il have made thorough test with
SCOTS Emulsion 10 Pulmonary Troubles
and General Debility, and have been IS
tonished at the good results; for children
with Ricketts, or NJ arasmu us il is unequalled.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been sppointsd w
the Hon. Probate Court for the distIict Of Man.
chester, Commissioners, TO receive, examine sna
adjust oil elaine and demands Of ell persons
against the estate Of
Hiram MONT. lste Of Peru
In said district deceased, and Ill claims sIbib.
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that -
will meet for tho PURPOSES Aforesaid, ~ the
late dwelling house Of the said deceased on
the 30th day Of Sept mbsr nett, from nine
O'Clock 4. n, until four O'Clock ,. y, on
sid day, aud that siI months from The Sist
Day OF March A, D. 1887 II tho time limited by
By said Court for said creditors TO present their
claims 10 o.. for examination aid allowance.
Dated 1t Peru this Jlst, day Of March
A. D. 1877.
ROBERT / BtTcHELDERI com.,.
SAMUEL STILES
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stonA also b. : r~nisdss hat the bsss
securities are GOT ottaipsd upon The prom.
lae u high rates al interest


The report o. The MAsssch nsetls board
o. silrosd commissioners on The Basey
tfidse disaster 81 Ro&lindsls vas made
public 90 Thursday. The board hs sri-
der,ly gone 10 the bottom Of The subicc,
IN ihs Investigation and they are unspsr-
lss 10 placing blame and criticism where
tbey helong. The hnding is. 10 brief. ihs,
the bridge Wa not properly built 10 the
flrsi place and the railroad company ought
10 have known that the alleged bridge
''oonpspy" which built II was not coin
pany II I'll. The bridge Was not properly
lpspeeied, u did not bare proper flooring.
II did 10, have guard rails or iimbers. The
train did moi have automatic brakes 10 OPP
Grafton and II did not have the numbsr a
hrakcmen which the Law requires. IDcom.
petency Is directly charged 10 the super :
inisndeni Of the rosd and 10 the snperin-
tsndsHt Of bridge construction. The point
~bsie ue hnage hni gave ~ay Was
90 Hs. hsng~fs hru the North cod, The
s0,1 ivEl the bsari sass. furnishes one
unr- pra ih,l The ,iesily car stove must
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05

On Friday noon there arrived 10 Castle
ion little girl named Annie Wsiker, ter
years Of axe. Sho Lsd Travelled from Tag
land alone. With card sewed on her dress
giving the address of her mother. 8 uidos
10 this ,o~p. The little girl vas placed
IN charge Of aeonanc.or At S.~ York, and
by him Transferred 10 conductor c. r.
Thsyer cn the Delaware Hadson rail
road. SLo Landed Der safely At Csstleiou'
The steamer 90 which she took passage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-05


Jaasia. ir.in tue --latest deyel"p.nieuis
d, 10 rpp .iyu legislative investigation
II u isat sairsi.ras ttatihe Democrats 10
isr 49, mts ~ Albany .itsplasrh great
.tA ~ lhr Va, % J I" choke itfn bS
!, h.,i4g 10 .Ai.nd 'hs time 81 tie commit
zee, The esi1rnre most Reluctantly gwen
u..l, n r-sts 81 arfesi i"r conirinpt. vent
nir ctl, 10 rfu,r tbst III. electric light
e,upauiss ~ ihe city p,ii sltngetLer
aiH,ut s. 900 t. Tue Democratic chi.i Of
the me !. pIimeL,. Nrsiss. o. bis own
dcasnj, "a compensation f1r u ilnsGer 70
be need by him 10 the board Il aldermen
to svcafc aiiirmstiye aelien oD their appil
estiuns for franchises This testimony
was ELECTED from prominent official Of
one ui the companies, aud is undoubtedly
reliable Tue municipal government OF
Brooklyn Is apparently rs completely
honey com brd Nth foitenLess as that oil
New York.
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gbfMaufbfsifr 3Onrual

DIX. sInoxDs. Eaiiar and rre7ris'sf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
EO"NiiR On SHERIDAN.
= sw-srsion slant the Latter Ride Up the shc-
uaud"oh !ni!"y Ia i'cnce. hut ,l.ihc The Crow,
Garry Ills Provisions with Hin.

The Winchester lNa.D IImCS prints the
following letter from General liOsscr:
"~UNuIGRslry OF VA, May >, 81.
~ N,,oi iDh"icS CoHrId.
Mg DEAR MAJOR have seen it reported
recently in the newspapers that Gen. i. ii.
sheridan, L. :. A., contcmplateS, ut an
'rlg day, another ride up the Shenandoah
Valley. | had hoped that our beautiful
valley should never again he dcsccratcd by
his foot prints. Cold, cruel and brutal
i1U.t be the character of this soldier who
inuJly cuuriSncS memories of lie wild,
Wanion waste and urs"!ation which his bar
u.ToIs tories spread through the valley,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

has collected the whole OF the $6O,O0O
needed for the land of the British and
American Young Mems Home in Paris:
She has just sent on the first payment OF
$4,000, which secures the house, and has
still $40, 900 to find.
The Cannadian minister of fisheries has
brought to Ottawa the fishery correspond.
cncc. 1t is Il bulky volume, covering the
period from 1884 down to n very recent
date. Much Of he correspondence has
already appeared, and it is only. the later
dispatches which are OF public interest at
this time.
Tho Atlanta Opcra House was packed
with distinguished Gcorgians, who assem-
bled in mass meeting to protest against the
! coercion bill now before the British Par
| Lament. Governor Gordon left a bed of
| sickness t. preside over the meeting, and
was so iii he had to return home before it
adjourned.
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1915 -t-BRit.

Polished dclivcry-Cur> and collars from
Tie laundry.
Where u~prightncss is desirable In Ike
skating rink.
Potatoes never grow larger than marble.
in Greenland.
The forests ci scotland furnish ton ,.uu.
sand deer annually.
a society for the Suppression, of societies
for the prevention of things is talked Of.
When is man like Il brick? Whcu lie
is hard pressed.
Crushed watermelon is the popular shadc
among colorcd people.
The turn Of the tiled" Starting home.
ward after the wedding trip.
Australia has over 10000 distinct species
Of flowers.
No sea captains ever dreamed Of roruc,s
ties in the air.
a promising young mau-Thc fellow
who Away says II will see you later.
No, sir; ! don't hire out 10 that farmer.
His fences arc barbcd wire, and | can't get
a minutes rest on en-
The hurrying man who loses his life Ly
jumping from n ferry boat bcIorci, lands
gains nothing in the long rum.
Are you a Home RuIcr!" was asked OF
= candidate ut the last election. a voice
answered, "No, but his wife is"
The chap who left his landlady ia Tho
lnrch being asked why he changed his board.
ing place, said ii was ON account of III,
strong 'OwCd her
Dcnarrcr.mindcd man totes aShOlt string.
by which he measures dc good qualities 0
dc men whut he meets; but his own goOt
pints he measures wild or cloZc line.
We agree with n recent writer that at.
all nonsense to say that eating pics is un
healthy" 1t is trying to digest them tina
raises the mischief with ones health.
What can ever be 4 substitute, John
for the affection Of Il sister," Gwen, sis
that depends Il good deal on whose sistc
il is"
Johnny, do you know the tenth com
mandmcnt?' 'Ics'm.' "Sayit." cant.
But you Just said you knew it, johnny.
"Ics'm. kow it when ! sec it"
The fact that there are twcnty.scvcn hun
drcd languages is no consolation To q MAJ
when he is spattcrcd with mud from heat
to foot by a passing wagon
An exchange wants a definition of IN,
phrase hopping mad" A man, we woulc
say, is hopping mad after stepping on tn
point OF n tack.
An lrishman, watching IA game Of base
ball, was sent to grass by n foul, which
struck him under the fifth rib. "A fowl
was ii? Och, sure, thought it wasa mule.
a correspondent wishes us to Give tl,
number of people who would be living i
none of them had ever died. We shal
take our next vacation to figure ii out.
is ittrue that when Il wild goose's nal,
dies II never takcs another asks n younl
widow. Yes; but don't worry about that
The reason it acts that way is because il /.
a goose.
Health journal irsist upon people rcpos
ing ON the right side only, and claim that il
Is injurious TO lie on both sides; but We
don't know where they will find healthier
men than lawyers.
De insccks is sometimes got more sense
dan aman. When you sees II pusson foolin
'roun' or hO'nets nest, yer may know dat dc
pusson, stead o dc ho'net, is or maxim el
mistake.
Did you break your fathers wil?.
Yes" 81 suppose, then, you are quite
rich now?' mo; poorer than ever before. -
"Howis that You sec, J broke Tie will.
but the lawyers broke me.
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Nns. Clc,cInnhs photographs.

The demand for Mrs. Clcvcland's photo
graphs is rs active as i, was at the time
tiiai lady first entered the White House MS
it's mistress. The photographer who per
shaded her to give him sittings for twenty
Eve negatives last summer has sold over
10000 and is still printing them at the rate
OF 200 a day. He thinks that when the
full year of sales is up, 100, 600 OF his pic
u!ics will he sold. The net profit for the
first eight months after the negatives were
taken was $1,000, almost rs much rs the
President received for a years service us
Governor Of New York. What portion of
This goes to Mrs. Cleveland, If any, the
photographer omits to mention, but a man
shrcwd enough TO secure the sittings would
not be apt TO overlook the matter of caring
for most Of the profits himself.
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war Among Republicans.

w. j. Whippcr, Probate Judge o. this
county, was arrested this week, brought
before Trial Justice I. G. White, Of Beau
corruption in office, fraud, oppression in
office, preferred by one Thomas G. Scott,
of his color, who claims that Whipper
has, officially and individually, de.
frauded him. Robert Smalls, $. j. Bamp-
field, and a number Of other prominent
colored citizens are material witnesses.
Whipper was bound over in the sum of
81, 900 to appear, Messrs. j. T.. Huchtings,
E. A., Schcper and Sammy Green going
his security. 1t is due TO Whippcr to say
thai lie has beer the attorney for Smalls in
the contest against Congressman Elliott
and claims that Smalls owes him $13S for
services in such capacity and refuses pay
nent.-P0rt R0ydl FoSt.
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"Nlp't In the Bud

Sad 10 say, many n good thing attains 10
nothing more than II fair beginning. On
the other hand IL is a matter for congratu.
latlon that the growth of some evil things
may be also promptly frustrated. A large
proportion OF the cases of the most wide.
spread and fatal of diseases-consumption
have their inception in nasal catarrh. DR..
Suge's Catarrh Remedy Is pleasant, sooth.
ing and eifectual. Try 1t. 1t as curcd
thousands. All druggists.
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rnnan ave some iotoresting names

THEeE are some interesting names
found in the list of the Fiftieth Con-
gress. Curious baptisnol abound.
Among them ore Jehu, Hilary, Adonl,
ram, Knutc, Cherubusco, .Beriah and
Welty. In surnames the trades are well
reprcsanted. There is a Baker, e Fisher,
a Weaver, o Cooper, n Mason, q Glover,
a Hunter, a Miller, IL Brewer, u Granger,
a Turner, a Taylor and Sawyer; For
the first time in years there is no Robin,
son in Congress. The colors reprS sented
are White, Gray and Brown. There is
only one Hogg among the members. +
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which had been placed in a decay letter,
IJo nnufoccoI HE Uuilt

WIS, were shot by some unknown person
sneaking behind. Curbell died instantly
and his wife will not recover.
On Monday might've mCunnmcd Brown
and O'IInra. who were sitting on the Balti.
more and Ohio track, near Snowdeu Sta
ton. Penn, We're struck by Il shifting
and Instantly killed.
The officers of the Union Trust Com
pauy, Of Philadelphia, announce that tue
approximate emhCZZlcmCnt OF James \.
Iaggar', lately teller Of that company is
%29,GOO.
The boilers Of the ,owhoat j. {. RishcH
below pittsbUrg, Pa. One man was IN.
St.ntly killed and two others fatally IN
jared.
w. J. Whippcr, now Probate fudge Of
Hcauior; county, is in jail on the ChNugG OF
molCcaSancc in Office. He tried to get ont
by haboas corpus, but Judge Aldricii &c
fused his petition.
The Pope has summoned three Cardinals
10 confer with him Upon The question OF Il
reconciliation with tie lt@!iun government
aid 10 arrange conditions upon which ,hc
Vatican will consent 81 ucgotiNtc.
+. Tcnncy and w. II. Grossly have Glcda
lin in equity against Dwight Duo,itlic 10
dissolve partnership and restrain lie oc-
PENDANT from interfering with The mnnagc-
munt Of the National Hotel, Washington.
The i}ov. sam Jones has been called
home by Il telegram announcing the serious
illness of his wife. This leaves the revival
services in Minneapolis IN charge of the
Rev. sam Small.
w. il. Diusmorc. who bought the New
York Academy of Music s0mC days sine"
| for $500, 900. has Just sold luis liillc p,r-
,lng, q, w ll-.t|rl.,.. If GN s.NNE nt. lr
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NEWS II
Items OF Interest Gathered from Vario,
Quarters.

INC MARQUIS Vi GullSOuTy is SOON 10 DC |
made u Duke
Carruthers ~ Co, grain brokers, New
York, suspended Thursday.
The Southern Baptist Convention has be.
gun its session at Louisville.
The Interstate Commission has conclu. |
dcd its laborS ut Memphis.
The Florida Legislature is still in a dead
lock over the balloting for Senator.
Tho shoe lastcrs and filters Of Cincinnati
have surrendered after one days lockout.
A disease called the pink-cyc is said to
he prevailing among horses in Edgciicld.
Mrs. Langtry will pass the summer in
the Yosemite Valley.
Mrs. Clcvclandi is a mcmbcr OF the Albany
Indian Association.
Queen Kapiolani, OF Hawaii, and her
suit have arrived at Washington.
Dion Boucicault is laid up with inllam-
matOry rheumatism.
In Chicago about 5000 hod carriers have
gone out on Il strike.
George Gould has Just been elected Presi-
dent of three Of his papaS Southwestern
railways.
The First National Bank OF Starkvillc,
Miss, has hCcn authorized TO begin bust
ness with Il capital Of $4,000.
NIlllll IL Gll'l iAlIAo lhtllN iONSlN III ''iAANH
Vile, Fla, ON Saturday night, Charlie was
killed and Ellis badly wounded.
1t is officially stated in Berlin that Ger
many has no intention OF proclaiming Il
state of siege in AlSacc- Lorraine.
The Prattvillc, Ala, cotton factory has
been sold ut auction for $2l,500. 1t will
be repaired and put in operation ut once.
Jas. b. Riley, wholesale boot and shoe
merchant Of Louisville, has assigned. Liza
biIiticS $50, 900; assets unknown.
One member of a party of regulators,
who attacked a brothcl at Winchester, O.,
On Friday night last, was killed.
Nj. Parnclls cold is more scriou tham
was expected, and will probably keep him
in ireland for several days TO come.
The danger of mob violence in the case
Of the two Louisville negroes, who assaulted
| Jennie Bowman, is thought 10 be over
The committee of the German Rcic lstag
has approved BiSm0rck'S budget Will buI
one exception, the estimate for artillery.
The Legislature Of West Virginia is II,
, nearer clccting a United States Senator thar
at the last session.
The Empress Of Russia is an indcfatiga
BILE dancer and possesses an appc-
titc.
Mind-rcader Bishops wife has flied hcr
petition for divorce in the Supreme Court
nj Massachusetts
President Cleveland will @o to hear Patti
sing this week and afterwards look nj Fore.
~ plugh's circus.
l.mdy Randolph Churchill is one Of tn,
h most active canvasScrs in LoudGn for the
Queens Jubilee contributions.
In New Haven, Conn, building opera,
: lions are almost totally suspended on nc
c count of a strike of the carpenters.
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Among other receipts Is one for making
an fsOyster Loaf" Now why should idle,
ness, even Ia an oyster, he encouraged.
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\ Printers Error.

Sweet are The uses Of adreySity, the print
er's copy said, but he set 1t up, sweet are
thc Iscs of advertising. Sweet, indeed, To
those who in sickness and suffering have
seen the advertisement of some sovereign
remedy, whichupon trial has brought them
from deaths door. "The best thing | ever
saw in my paper was the advertisement Of
DR.. Piorcc'S Golden Medical Discovery
is again and again the testimony of those
who have been healed by it of lung disease,
bronchial affections, tumors, ulcers, liver
complaints and the ills to which flesh is
heir.
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MAYOR HEwrrT's ADMINISTRATIONS is q
reign of terror to the "divcs" of New
York. Scores Of the most disreputable
dens in that city have been broken up,
and many others have been compelled to
become comparatively decent. Tom
Gould, the proprietor of one of the worst
of the places, defied the authorities. He
has just been sentenced to pay u fine Of
$4,000.
RuslSin says that Athene, the Goddess of
Wisdom, wore bangs. We shall still enter
lain II favorable opinion of the woman un.
Oil some inquisitige person discovers that
she chewcd gum and wore four gold rings
on one finger.
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-2.iYan. 3IHla, and E-Wnqs.

II Won r. uu|.. d"owSw, dcb:litatcd, have
sailuw Culoru, Silu, on CiiowlSh-prown Spots
On ne" OK body, ucrucnt headache or dizzi-
ness, bud tg.,s in mouth, internal heat or
ChuIg, %ltrrinfine wiHL hot ilushCs, low spirits
ana nlDouny iorclbdiugs, Irregular appetite,
aui "pn.ul tpulcuo. You ere sNlcring from
gp@iwesIi"m, ~" rrpmia ,!,nd HorpnG
eases lEiy vNyt OF Jlosr symptoms are cNpc-
riguce!. "a a remedy Tor all such cases,
w.. sEicrCCsS S.otGCa Ncdical Dis
cCycrT ~ unsurpassed.
Eor 1T"N', EuIAga, shifting or
ESlNg2. S'h1 rtn"S OF kirca1b, ESrOi-
|t:itiH, N>iitinm, severe Coughs, and
EinIr,I uTlrDUu-, 1t Is an o%liCiCnt remedy.
HprD ny DRyGG!>Gs, - $i.00, or SIX
gE84"TEEiS Tor $500.
send ton cents in Stamps tor Or. Picrcc'S
book ON Consumption Address,
~ 0riG'g E2iSnCu%nvy McGica Assoc.
yiHtian, CE3 Main street, BUFFALO, n. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
ync cotton movement.


The New AorN financial Chronicle, in
It's weekly cotton review, says that Tor
the week ending friday evening, the 18th
ut, the total recei!pt8 nave reached -
lll bales, against 49, bales last week,
2l,62I bales the previous week, and y
3oo baies three weeks SINCE; making the
total receipts since the lSt OF SoptemDer,
1856, ., Lz2, i3l bales, against o,G32, lbs
bales Tor the same period OF lSSo-oG,
showing an increase since oePIemCer /,
l8@6j, OF '2'%'" o"'GS'
Inc exports lor the week reach a total
OF 3I,S%i Da!.2'' o, "uirb 27,oij were to
Great Britain, 30 to france, and
l3,l5S3 to the rest oil the continent The
total sales tor Toward delivery Tor The
WGGK are i''',U" HAie5. OF l~'nineIlato
Hc;lVer.y t02 toGi SHAes loot UP, I,lG9
naieS, lilci'Hln8 '00 Tor export ana l,oV9
lor consumption
me imports l'I0 c~ohIinehtai ports
ior tlc same pcflou nave Deer 92,oGo
oaleS:: mere was I'M increase III the cot